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Another amazing issue. Adams has definitely reinvented Flash Gordon for the 21st century. Every issue is full of great action and storytelling and Conrad's art is just spectacular.
This issue succeeds once more at leaving us on the edge of our seats and in anticipation for the next. This series has quickly become one of the comics I look most forward to getting today. As said before, I can't Another amazing issue. Adams has definitely reinvented Flash Gordon for the 21st century. Every issue is full of great action and storytelling and Conrad's art is just spectacular.
This issue succeeds once more at leaving us on the edge of our seats and in anticipation for the next. This series has quickly become one of the comics I look most forward to getting today. As said before, I can't more

Once more Pepose has given us another amazing tale featuring the most unlikely of heroes to save the day. This story gives us more insight into Bli and reminds us he's an important part of the team.
The book really reminds me of those classic sci-fi comics of the Silver and Bronze ages. It really shows how Pepose is an actual fan of what he's writing here. Most comics aren't written by real Once more Pepose has given us another amazing tale featuring the most unlikely of heroes to save the day. This story gives us more insight into Bli and reminds us he's an important part of the team.
The book really reminds me of those classic sci-fi comics of the Silver and Bronze ages. It really shows how Pepose is an actual fan of what he's writing here. Most comics aren't written by real more

This issue gives us more action than usual. But as usual the Bad guy gets away. We're in the penultimate chapter in our second arc and all 6 of these new foes are still at large and 4 have yet to even be encountered yet. This is why so many critics complain about how slow the series is.
I think one of my favorite things is how it mostly reminds me of more classic Spidey issues. You have Spid This issue gives us more action than usual. But as usual the Bad guy gets away. We're in the penultimate chapter in our second arc and all 6 of these new foes are still at large and 4 have yet to even be encountered yet. This is why so many critics complain about how slow the series is.
I think one of my favorite things is how it mostly reminds me of more classic Spidey issues. You have Spid more

So far I've been very impressed by this new series. It only seems to get better as it progresses with every issue. Here we have Flash having to rely on his worst enemy to escape this prison world. Anyone who knows the least bit about Flash Gordon should know there's no one you can trust less than Ming the Merciless. After all, he wasn't just given that name by the press. He earned it by his cruelt So far I've been very impressed by this new series. It only seems to get better as it progresses with every issue. Here we have Flash having to rely on his worst enemy to escape this prison world. Anyone who knows the least bit about Flash Gordon should know there's no one you can trust less than Ming the Merciless. After all, he wasn't just given that name by the press. He earned it by his cruelt more

As a fan of the action adventure filled brand of comics I can say Flash Gordon hasn't disappointed at all. This issue alone is a great way of showing why Flash knows he can never trust Ming, who was ready to abandon him without hesitation. As all the issues before, this issue ended off only leaving us waiting for more.
Adams has definitely made a name for himself in the comic world of late w As a fan of the action adventure filled brand of comics I can say Flash Gordon hasn't disappointed at all. This issue alone is a great way of showing why Flash knows he can never trust Ming, who was ready to abandon him without hesitation. As all the issues before, this issue ended off only leaving us waiting for more.
Adams has definitely made a name for himself in the comic world of late w more

This was another great issue giving us a stand alone adventure while also continuing with where last issue left off. Like Zorak, Brak and the Widow, Pepose gave us a great intro to this new take on Moltar. Jace's self conflict was also a great plot for the issue. I'm glad to see he was able to deal with it in a single issue rather than a multiple chapter subplot arc like most of today's comics wou This was another great issue giving us a stand alone adventure while also continuing with where last issue left off. Like Zorak, Brak and the Widow, Pepose gave us a great intro to this new take on Moltar. Jace's self conflict was also a great plot for the issue. I'm glad to see he was able to deal with it in a single issue rather than a multiple chapter subplot arc like most of today's comics wou more

A pretty decent start to a new battle. I was really growing tired of the spotlight issues too. I really wish they'd just hurry and get the sword back as well. And I'm not really feeling this Apex thing either. But in regards to the action and regular elements of Thundercat lore we've known for years it's pretty enjoyable. I really think Shalvey needs to get to the point a bit more sometimes, but a A pretty decent start to a new battle. I was really growing tired of the spotlight issues too. I really wish they'd just hurry and get the sword back as well. And I'm not really feeling this Apex thing either. But in regards to the action and regular elements of Thundercat lore we've known for years it's pretty enjoyable. I really think Shalvey needs to get to the point a bit more sometimes, but a more

Another satisfactory issue. Not as thrilling as most of Loeb's other Batman works, but I expect a boost in momentum in time. After all we're just 2 issues in. Plus I really doubt he was as prepared for this as he was the rest. I have a feeling it was rushed as part of DC's desperation to save itself and win back the old fans they've taken for granted for so long.
Still Loeb proves he still h Another satisfactory issue. Not as thrilling as most of Loeb's other Batman works, but I expect a boost in momentum in time. After all we're just 2 issues in. Plus I really doubt he was as prepared for this as he was the rest. I have a feeling it was rushed as part of DC's desperation to save itself and win back the old fans they've taken for granted for so long.
Still Loeb proves he still h more

A pretty good start. The only downside is that cumbersome title. But it's a good start to the usual kind of mystery we'd expect from Loeb. It's too soon to tell if it can live up to its predecessors in this trilogy, but I'm hoping it will.
If you plan to only read one current Batman book like I am this is the one I'd recommend.

For the most part this was an enjoyable story. Unfortunately this conclusion left much to be desired. It really was just a copy of the Return of the Joker movie. Only here we got the fate they had to pass on because it was too violent at the time. The end looked like t may work out for Jason, but they chose something much more disappointing.
One of the other problems with this book didn't ev For the most part this was an enjoyable story. Unfortunately this conclusion left much to be desired. It really was just a copy of the Return of the Joker movie. Only here we got the fate they had to pass on because it was too violent at the time. The end looked like t may work out for Jason, but they chose something much more disappointing.
One of the other problems with this book didn't ev more

I guess it was a decent enough issue. Very little to do with Spider-Man at all. Hickman definitely likes to build stuff up slowly, that's for sure. The honest truth is if the original Spider-Man comic started this slow it never would've lasted though. And while I liked seeing how things are developing for the team of Ben and Jonah I have to say the lack of Spidey action is making my interest weake I guess it was a decent enough issue. Very little to do with Spider-Man at all. Hickman definitely likes to build stuff up slowly, that's for sure. The honest truth is if the original Spider-Man comic started this slow it never would've lasted though. And while I liked seeing how things are developing for the team of Ben and Jonah I have to say the lack of Spidey action is making my interest weake more

THIS is what you get when a writer is allowed to make up stories themselves rather than write plots revolving around the editorial staff's bad ideas. It also shows what happens when they focus more on good storytelling instead of ways to ensure each issue will become a key issue.
Who'd think you could fill such action, adventure and great storytelling into a simple 2 part story anymore? This THIS is what you get when a writer is allowed to make up stories themselves rather than write plots revolving around the editorial staff's bad ideas. It also shows what happens when they focus more on good storytelling instead of ways to ensure each issue will become a key issue.
Who'd think you could fill such action, adventure and great storytelling into a simple 2 part story anymore? This more

Another satisfying action filled issue. I think it may have wrapped up a bit quick and left a couple of loose ends, but it definitely leaves me waiting for what's next with high anticipation.
I can't say I liked the bad guy not getting his due, but he knows Dick Tracy will be on the lookout. I just hope Big Boy doesn't remain such a constant factor as Tracy has tons of other villains out the Another satisfying action filled issue. I think it may have wrapped up a bit quick and left a couple of loose ends, but it definitely leaves me waiting for what's next with high anticipation.
I can't say I liked the bad guy not getting his due, but he knows Dick Tracy will be on the lookout. I just hope Big Boy doesn't remain such a constant factor as Tracy has tons of other villains out the more

A pretty good issue with some good action. We haven't really seen much since #6. I still enjoy the Jameson and Uncle Ben subplots. Those headlines of theirs shows more of what I'd like to see. Spider-Man in action and actually beating the bad guy like he used to. Jonah's feelings on Spider-Man still aren't clear so I still wonder if he'll consider him a menace or something else. It's amazing how U A pretty good issue with some good action. We haven't really seen much since #6. I still enjoy the Jameson and Uncle Ben subplots. Those headlines of theirs shows more of what I'd like to see. Spider-Man in action and actually beating the bad guy like he used to. Jonah's feelings on Spider-Man still aren't clear so I still wonder if he'll consider him a menace or something else. It's amazing how U more

This was a satisfying conclusion to this series. While it lacked the adventure sense I so miss from the show it was still a fun issue and a great tribute to Golden and Silver Age comics. It was also a great way to wrap up all the mysterious alien encounters the group has had. It ties all 5 of these stand alone stories together and gives us some closure.
I really hate seeing no new DW announc This was a satisfying conclusion to this series. While it lacked the adventure sense I so miss from the show it was still a fun issue and a great tribute to Golden and Silver Age comics. It was also a great way to wrap up all the mysterious alien encounters the group has had. It ties all 5 of these stand alone stories together and gives us some closure.
I really hate seeing no new DW announc more

Another great issue. It's doubtful the Turtles have seen the last of the Pantheon. That's especially obvious for Hob, since he escaped to Earth too. The only downside is we didn't learn much about Scratch, who is a popular attraction for collectors of the original toy line.
By the way, they seemed to forget while designing cover B that Splinter is supposed to dislike Pizza. I remember when t Another great issue. It's doubtful the Turtles have seen the last of the Pantheon. That's especially obvious for Hob, since he escaped to Earth too. The only downside is we didn't learn much about Scratch, who is a popular attraction for collectors of the original toy line.
By the way, they seemed to forget while designing cover B that Splinter is supposed to dislike Pizza. I remember when t more

This has been an exciting arc. Probably one of my favorite since IDW took over the Sonic brand. I'm finding Surge's development as a character one of the more interesting subplots of this story. It seems she enjoys being seen as a hero, but still has a violent temper. She and Kit are understandably tired of evil people like Clutch controlling and using them. I'm interested in seeing what Kit's pla This has been an exciting arc. Probably one of my favorite since IDW took over the Sonic brand. I'm finding Surge's development as a character one of the more interesting subplots of this story. It seems she enjoys being seen as a hero, but still has a violent temper. She and Kit are understandably tired of evil people like Clutch controlling and using them. I'm interested in seeing what Kit's pla more

While it seems to lack a little of that knack Duke and Cobra Commander had, this is still pretty good. It certainly delivers in the action and intrigue department, and the end of this issue also makes one more eager to learn more about what the Energon Universe G.I. Joe world will be like.
I'm truly looking forward to the new ongoing G.I. Joe. I've heard more hype for it than any of DC's Abso While it seems to lack a little of that knack Duke and Cobra Commander had, this is still pretty good. It certainly delivers in the action and intrigue department, and the end of this issue also makes one more eager to learn more about what the Energon Universe G.I. Joe world will be like.
I'm truly looking forward to the new ongoing G.I. Joe. I've heard more hype for it than any of DC's Abso more

This book is a regular reminder that good comics are still possible even in times like these where the world of P.C. corruption has even contaminated an industry you used to think was safe from such things. As long as the book is written with imagination and no personal views are implemented you can still make a book worth getting, and Transformers is proof.
This issue certainly leaves off wi This book is a regular reminder that good comics are still possible even in times like these where the world of P.C. corruption has even contaminated an industry you used to think was safe from such things. As long as the book is written with imagination and no personal views are implemented you can still make a book worth getting, and Transformers is proof.
This issue certainly leaves off wi more